SURGICAL
Efforts to improve the billing accuracy of robotic-assisted thoracic surgery through education, updated procedure cards, and electronic medical record system changes
Kevin A. Wu, Kenneth Boccaccio, Danielle Buckles, Matthew G. Hartwig, Jacob A. Klapper
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 2
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
Precise medical billing is essential for decreasing hospital liability, upholding environmental stewardship and ensuring fair costs for patients. We instituted a multifaceted approach to improve the billing accuracy of our robotic-assisted thoracic surgery programme by including an educational component, updating procedure cards and removing the auto-populating function of our electronic medical record. Overall, we saw significant improvements in both the number of inaccurate billing cases and, specifically, the number of cases that overcharged patients.
Keywords
Electronic medical recordStewardship (theology)LiabilityFunction (biology)Component (thermodynamics)MedicineComputer scienceMedical emergencyOperations managementBusiness
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